We exclusively the Intel cards at work when we need a discrete solution - I was just hoping someone had some kind of interesting revelation on the subject.
-DMZ On Thu, 2005-07-28 at 11:21 -0400, Phil Anderson wrote: > I've always had good luck with the Intel cards (use e1000 driver in linux > I believe - that might not be the name of it but there is one and it works > well.) They are like $30 though, dunno if that classifies as "cheap". > > The D-Link DGE-530T claims to have linux support (RH 7.3 and up), It's > $22, although I've never used it myself. (A quick newegg search shows that > the D-link for $22 is about the cheapest of the "big" brands - all the > ones cheaper than that are brands I've never heard of.) > > but I recommend the Intel. > > -Phil > > On Thu, 28 Jul 2005, David Zakar wrote: > > > Does anyone have any recommendations for a cheap gigabit PCI NIC that > > works well in Linux, and at least acceptably in Windows? I have a > > gigabit switch coming in today, and I'd like to get our computers on > > something faster than 10/100 (I, unfortunately, need to push DVD images > > from one computer to the other for conversion purposes). > > > > -DMZ > >
